Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13
about state Politics.


The friends of y certain candidate for
Judge aru tryIu,; 10 create th" impression
thai the .N,irs Is adyocatin" a Judicial
Convention in the inirrcS'H ct 4 particular
ro..I date. This il uu' tTpr. We have
neither tn;sD1tsi with. nor b.sH consulted
*, ~; candidate, Enr th'1rjend1 of UGy
candidate in regard to thu matter, We
30 nos even l;GOw She sentiment Of any
canl:..ate on tag subject, nor whose inter
! Get III. he best serve! by correction.
We wish 10 keep i'c NC'r' in Z line with
party consistency, ?u3 rot advocate Il CUu-
v.n'iOu for nominating candidates for some
rnire1. and oppose conventions Ia other
distances. W. have maGt s0ntc Suggestions
! IN III. matter of i convention, and dent
! ierl called Cpou to say anything lCrt1rr
units so hear fJCmthc party. We P'oposeio
trcatali the candE!atCs;Or Judge fairly, ana
IN th5 meantime Sc with them. or some Of
them. 10 Jl,ccr,inu. their eiturt to make
rapii;si for themselves 10y misunderstanding
-. Il here is say candidate wh" ipagines
/ th.t he rau af,ord to provoke = quarrel on
this subject lei he, wRiriu. -- wayne N,w5
Judge John }. Jackson, Of tne /. )
! D;stii,. CulIri, ii this State, is being very
! hauds"mrly doomed Ivy a number Il oar
STAT. cNchargGa 81 candidate Tor !!!c
! Wee. g., ,i,';rry. 81 far ~ qualification
Gcco. JuGgn Jtchsoa j. ;Hc enriasnuy suit
"a L.. the exalted position, and no'h;ng
yySai' ri.@.c ~ better than To- SIC ont"i
W.~,r N,Ir.'uH's s"Tf UcguT place rgrn
In" l. i.u,rat. = ticket -- U,,H Irm,rj.t.
Ti.re ~aS an informal meeting al the
Prohibition Safe i.,ecuilva Committee,
n Culio;, u,. NnGiay. There was full
suI lc,n r>lr, -Si,n 1t views touchirG the
situation, With hu! iitilc difference rs 20
the Ia"nr- course to lie pursued in tie
co,cii ,.rm?al&n
r., ,.Grrii2ii"ns q the conflict were
iLrnruhi, ca4vussyd ;'.d r1nN,lr. Hud
TIE C1mlt;',c VIZ decided IN III" OnnIoH
ihar tie interests Of IT." Amendment, aS
- g, q the r3u-t ~ larE", demanded
that ihc rraIi5i;iun patty take no hack
l,4ri sup While the party VIII main
ava - Integrity anh sEaeayoc 30 rcl!c"!
.hto..,;,iI!tun throughout the State, Us
uulo-t u,rts wiii hv pat forth in favor oi
It's i'.oMhili"u Amendment, and Proli-
ui,:p:iSis throughout the state will heart
!iy "a u..vIale With al iricudS OF the
au"'Im nj IN whatever patty in carrying
irrM2,l he purposes aud p'anS ~ Ike
AwcndrneHt LDigce 10 secure It's rH''ica
tiua.
s. future mttt'Hg the CoGinIttee will
doe. delegates 80 TIE National CDryen
ten. 1t indianapolis, and tx tiuc aHd
p,ar, To- H." stat G"nycn!ica.--IiWi,,s
i.,y E,,,,uu.
4 wiil.rln the Ta&u,trld Uo3d, of Fay
,.tp'i'!,, who Gays be represents the senti-
m.ut Of the Monroe county Republicans,
proposes the following excellent STATE
urky, lnr I->S: For Governor, ". II. II.
Flick ul i. RI, ley cnuDty; i"r Auditor, W.
II. Ha!3r!, ri Monroe county; for Treas
urrr. Charles T. SMITH, If Wood county;
rul Attnr,,y General, Henry FleShrr, a.
J.ckS~u county; for Superintendent ot
S,h.rts. : Williams, OF GrGcubrier rOun-
ty; .nr Judge nf Court Of Appeals, William
| =. HubbaId OF Ohio CGInty. While the
above - a good ticket We cannot endorse 1t
for the rr.sun that long ago We expressed
unr rrrirICrCc tor the Hon. George llar
mon, G! Grant cnu,ty, TOR Governor, and
Cur tOwr":uar T. \. HiliirgSlCa, E>V for
Auditor. judge Flick il not likely to get
cut ~ rnuuiug fer Congress again; !: least
! h, is bC2kci tor tha: by the Republicans
/ il this rnG OF the di>triC; i Ghmont WCt
jngirim.
= ne Republican leaders assert that West
IirgiuiI Is one among the several doubt
ful states" aud with proper missionary
work" can be carried at the neat PIesi
d"ntid election for the Republican candi-
! dates With this wild idea in Their beads
| the leaders Of the party are already drum
nicZ up their followers aud demanding a
! thorough organization of their forces.
/ rha, West Virginia will as surely cast her
electoral vote for the democratic nominees
! a. that election day will come around,
! thee il 70 dOUbt in the mind of those who
| have gwen the matter any serious thought,
IN; i: wilI be the proper thing to keep !
/ weather eve on the enemy, and close up
sud thoroughly haImOriEe the Democracy.
! -- li'ut Transcript.
Tn. balance OF probability seems TO be
! ia t,vCr 0ithe installation Of Faulkner as
! : nator from this state: the Democratic
! sentiment i'll the Senate seems 10 be N
! his r.yOr. Faulkner has not been seated
actually Int was promptly extended tic
I courtesy ct a seat pending proceedings,
! meas apparently gets the cold shoulder.
! The meat of tho pui il that Faulkner, II
success tul. holds for siK years; Lucas only
for about two, with q great possibility of n
! REPUBLICAN successor - Utli>bUFg Herald.
We desire to call the attention Of the
Temperance voters Of this State TO the fact
that if thy desire the success Of the cause
ia l~>- there is not one moment OF time
TO iess III beginning aud pushing the tenn
p,raace campaign. 1t is true that the men
Who a!e opposed 10 the adoption OF the pro-
DO d amendment 10 The Constitution have
the matter under adyisement and backed,
IS they are, by their unlimited means,
making 4 still campaign. -Saicm Rcrcd'c.
The Greeabricr Independent ani the
Monroe EidichmH are getting COnSidera-
lily warmed mp over TIE discussion Of the
Prohibition Amendment. The MdepcG!
cat may - well rest quietly, The friends
al the measure will kill it off ttfeCtaaiiy,
/ luug be fore the day OF November, ISIS
Tfay have the matter in hands now, and
are skinning cSch other ruthlcssly, like
! wOr'dings, in their heated discussions
over the best method of conducting the
campaign. a UIuyHe Ne|rS
Henna has demonstrated, in the Faux
ner-LnCas contest, that he has influence
enough with the Republican side of the
Senate to retain his grip on the patronage